dear raj,
may be silly but i couldn't resist to ask..... if i want to calculate TREND for intraday, how many days data need to consider.... here in this file he is used more than 80 days data. so is this for intraday or what i really confused.
pls give me some explanation in your answer.
may be silly but i couldn't resist to ask..... if i want to calculate TREND for intraday, how many days data need to consider.... here in this file he is used more than 80 days data. so is this for intraday or what i really confused.
pls give me some explanation in your answer.
this was explained by raj in some old post.... i hope i remember correctly
For NIFTY
for intraday the higher time frame is kept constant at 60mins
and lower time frame is product of VOLT * HTF that is 15% of 60mins that comes to 9 min
the data in the reviewed sheet is for intraday.
number of rows are to be kept same that is 80 for major trend
and for minor trend its roughly 25 rows
do correct me if i m wrong.
regards
For NIFTY
for intraday the higher time frame is kept constant at 60mins
and lower time frame is product of VOLT * HTF that is 15% of 60mins that comes to 9 min
the data in the reviewed sheet is for intraday.
number of rows are to be kept same that is 80 for major trend
and for minor trend its roughly 25 rows
do correct me if i m wrong.
regards
Why do we need to two time frames? Can one not trade with say Hourly charts. Yes one can trade using only hourly charts and the Minor Trend in Hourly charts. Because the Minor Trend in Hourly charts should align with the Lower time frame.
But I use Lower time frame just to get more granularity and it can give multiple opportunities to BUY and SELL.
The other important thing is to look for BREAKOUT and BREAKDOWN in LTF. Without an LTF we would not be able to identify the strong movements. This is crucial for Options trading to take some quick points in a direction. For example today in NIFTY LTF, the Resistance was at 7660, Breaking 7660 gave a quick profit of 30 points on the UP side.